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Classroom Insights from Educational Psychology
A Developmental Approach to Educating Young Children
Launch young learners on positive pathways through school!
The early school years provide critical opportunities for children to develop foundational skills and positive attitudes toward learning. This book, the first in the Classroom Insights from Educational Psychology series, gives current and prospective PreK–3 teachers valuable insight into how young children feel, think, and learn.
Denise H. Daniels and Patricia K. Clarkson show how current research and theory from educational psychology can be applied to create a child-centered learning environment and to develop best practices for instruction. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of:
•How children develop from the early years to middle childhood
•The importance of fostering positive teacher-child, child-child, and caregiver-child relationships
•Developmentally appropriate classroom practices that foster learning
•Children’s experiences with technology and outdoor environments
Vignettes and case studies, practice exercises, suggested games, and reflection questions make A Developmental Approach to Educating Young Children a valuable asset in helping teachers design stimulating learning experiences for young children. [Sage Publications, Inc.]
The early school years provide critical opportunities for children to develop foundational skills and positive attitudes toward learning. This book, the first in the Classroom Insights from Educational Psychology series, gives current and prospective PreK–3 teachers valuable insight into how young children feel, think, and learn.
Denise H. Daniels and Patricia K. Clarkson show how current research and theory from educational psychology can be applied to create a child-centered learning environment and to develop best practices for instruction. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of:
•How children develop from the early years to middle childhood
•The importance of fostering positive teacher-child, child-child, and caregiver-child relationships
•Developmentally appropriate classroom practices that foster learning
•Children’s experiences with technology and outdoor environments
Vignettes and case studies, practice exercises, suggested games, and reflection questions make A Developmental Approach to Educating Young Children a valuable asset in helping teachers design stimulating learning experiences for young children. [Sage Publications, Inc.]
208 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2010
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